But only because Fuzzy Logic is the worst of the bunch. Radiator > all of them.

depends what your taste is. fuzzy logic/ radiator is the one for strong pop songs. guerrila/ rings is a bit freer, experimental, but still poppy. rings is a bit overdone with the string sections for my liking, still good though. you can't go wrong with either package. maybe have a listen on you tube to decide.

Without a doubt. I've never been able to get into 'Fuzzy Logic', though I love pretty much everything else they've done. I think 'Love Kraft' is massively underrated.

so I'd really have to say both. Fuzzy Logic is their only album (except perhaps Love Kraft) with any filler but Radiator is their masterpiece, and getting Radiator and Fuzzy Logic is better than just getting Radiator. If you see what I mean.

And then Rings is a very close second (for me), so yeah, both.

all the dissing of 'fuzzy logic'? it's a classic..it's way way way better than 'rings around the world', which is overblown, full of syrupy, wet ballads, and only just about redeemed by the epic 'run christian run' which is arguably their best song. how can you say 'fuzzy logic' is the only album with filler? have you heard 'chewing chewing gum'?
take it from me man, pick up the fuzzy logic/radiator pack first. there two stone cold classics. 'guerrilla' is also an excellent album, but 'rings around the world': don't be fooled by people saying this is their experimental album or whatever, it's actually very conservative in the scheme of things although it has its moments.

everything else after this is shit

Although I'd say Radiator is their best album overall it is quite melancholy. Fuzzy Logic is just one amazing pop tune after another. Where the fuck is the filler? (ok maybe Mario Man?) and bad production? Maybe it's not great but if that's unlistenable then you're ruling out plenty of amazing albums by other bands with worse production than that. Personally I think the post-Creation albums are generally over-produced.

Guerilla is ok but the mid section of Wherever I Lay My Phone to The Door To This House is irritating loop-based stuff that perversely sounds like a band running out of ideas and just trying anything in the hope of sounding new.

Mwng and Love Kraft are under-rated in my opinion.

i realise that the company who do these 2pack deals might not have a choice, but to me it seems more natural to have:

Fuzzy Logic/Radiator
Guerrilla/Mwng
Rings Around The World/Phantom Power

and if we're going that far...
LoveKraft/Hey Venus!

Not just because that's chronological, those albums just seem to pair up well to me. i'd probably stick Out Spaced in with the first two as well. And Phantom Phorce in with RATW/PP.

get them all.

and guerrilla probably comes second, so I'd say get them. Especially if you're new to the Furries, because Rings is probably their most accessible album. Radiator has lots of great songs, but I don't like the production - it just sounds really tinny. The cymbals on placid casual hurt my ears a bit.

Best band ever BTW.

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Et cetera.

Radiator is the best of a pretty flingin' flamin' awesome bunch - also sure you get 'Ice Hockey Hair' from somewhere, as it's not on any of the albums and is frankly unfriggingbelievably good.

Oh and buy 'Out Spaced' as well - as impressively non-shit a B-Sides compilation as you could ever wish to hear.

but if you have to pick one, pick radiator/fuzzy logic. okay fuzzy logic isn't amazingly produced but it's got at least five solid-gold classics on there.

also, agreed about outspaced - a great b-sides compilation if ever there was one.

cause then you will own Run! Christian, Run! and Somethings Come From Nothing and you will be eternally happy.

You're going to buy them all once you've bought one anyway, so you may as well just get them both now, so you can budget for the rest of your life afterwards.

End of story. Ignore everyone else, listen to me.